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Meanings of crosscut in English
Usage of crosscut in English
1
I heard what sounded like a high-pitched crosscut saw belaboring a twig.
2
Hence we had brought a crosscut saw- alongone with two handles.
3
As a matter of fact, the crosscut-saw cuts somewhat on the back stroke.
4
An early 17th-century two-man crosscut saw has been recovered almost intact.
5
That experience determined me to stick to crosscut sawing every day.
6
An Australian won the log-chopping competition; and the Canadians won with the crosscut saw.
7
The group paused before the crosscut and readied their weapons.
8
I remember clearing an old mule trial with his grandfather's crosscut saw one evening.
9
With a crosscut saw, we can make better looking logs and with less work.
10
An assistant entered with a long, two-handled crosscut saw, which glistened in the stage light.
11
To be more technical, it is a crosscut from the front of the short loin.
12
Reuilly was distant twelve leagues from Campvallon, which could be made shorter by a crosscut.
13
They dropped their crosscut saw, and stood staring.
14
Two, swaying backwards and forward with rhythmic precision, dragged a big crosscut-saw through a massive trunk.
15
You've been talking about this crosscut saw game.
16
In filing a crosscut-saw, the file is held pointing upward and toward the point of the saw.
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